Are those rates fine?

anniel747 1 month ago

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dougw 1 month ago +5

$300 /Hr If you have a committee calling the shots
Jan Cumps 1 month ago in reply to dougw +4

€350 /Hr if you demand that I implement something you need in my open source project, for free.
scottiebabe 1 month ago +4

1 bitcoin/HR.

Jan Cumps 1 month ago in reply to Jan Cumps

When I use ChatGPT directly to review my code, it at least doesn't make mistakes:
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manojroy123 1 month ago

Who is paying ?
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javagoza 1 month ago in reply to Jan Cumps

I use SonarQube. SonarQube Free & Open Source Community Build | Sonar for JAVA. There is a community plugin for C++ : GitHub - SonarOpenCommunity/sonar-cxx: SonarQube C++ Community plugin (cxx plugin): This plugin adds C++ support to SonarQube with the focus on integration of existing C++ tools.
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anniel747 1 month ago in reply to dougw

dougw How much if forced to follow an AI generated schematic?
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anniel747 1 month ago in reply to manojroy123

manojroy123 Government.
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anniel747 1 month ago in reply to DAB

DAB Belonging to a trade union?
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dougw 1 month ago in reply to anniel747

If it is a government project it is automatically a multi-phase multi year contract starting with an environmental impact study and including inclusivity clauses for minority content. Each phase will include a study and report on how much more than the original budget the next phase is going to cost.
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dougw 1 month ago in reply to anniel747

You might want to tack on a "charge per component" that gets added up and then remultiplied by the number of components...
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bradfordmiller 1 month ago in reply to dougw

let c=number of components

b=base charge per hour (computed elsewhere)

h=hours of work

s=surcharge

** is the exponential operator (for FORTRAN fans)

Total = b*h + b**c + s

s=$1000*[number of objections client makes to this quite reasonable fee]
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bradfordmiller 1 month ago in reply to dougw

And don't forget, it's a "cost +" contract
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